Thank you Quenten. The Rise of the Runelords campaign features many really atmospheric and memorable locations, which is why I'm hoping to run it again with my children. The Misgivings is one of the very best and appears quite early in the campaign.

There is indeed a basement - at the moment it's not in a state where I can export an image - even from my old laptop - as it's got a few red crosses for missing assets.

I think that I should have all these maps fully working on my new laptop in a couple of days - my old laptop is the "homework pc" so I need to wait my turn! ?

Once I've got them working again I'll post updates, I'm planning to finish the basement and those empty (and important!) rooms in the attic first. ?

Necroing my own long forgotten thread here, sorry! ?

I've been looking though my old maps, both on these forums and on my old laptop. Seeing what I can add to my gallery, as most of my images were stored on photobucket like the one above, and so don't work anymore.

In this case I noticed that I never returned to post the interior maps.

Unfortunately I did my Misgivings maps on CC3 (not plus) on my old laptop, which also had a Windows reset since then. However the FCW files 90% work on CC3+ on that old laptop, and look like I should be able to get them fully working on my fancy new Huawai Matebook. ?

I also never completely finished mapping the house, as I needed to play before I finished mapping. Having said that:

1) I really love this haunted house and I'd like to finish what I started.

2) Rise of the Runelords is great, and The Skinsaw Murders is arguably the best part of it, so I'm thinking of running it for my children.

So here are the incomplete maps that I ran with for my original Rise of the Runelords game, hopefully I'll be updating them and also adding the basement and cave levels soon.

The Misgivings - Ground Floor

The Misgivings - Upper Floor

The Misgivings - Attic

The Misgivings - Roof

There's quite a lot that I wasn't happy with when I used these, mainly the unfurnished rooms in the attic and some assets that I made do with as I couldn't find what I needed. In many cases - eg the wrecked bedroom furniture on the upper floor - I've now got suitable objects to use. Also my players really loved the maps - even the bits that I was disappointed with. ?

The above maps are scaled at 75px = 5ft to allow upload into the thread. There are 100px = 5ft versions in my gallery.

I had some time to carry on tonight. Nearly done with the main level.

I'll probably switch to the villain's hideout hidden beneath the offices next, before finishing tidying up this part.

The non-Profantasy symbols are all by Tom Cartos from his Patreon site.

Thanks, I've forgotten quite a lot of CC3 tricks as I've not done many maps at all for a couple of years.

I've been reading lots of the blog articles to remember what's what, and to learn new things - some of the functions that you and Sue use, e.g. the RGB matrix, I've never really dabbled with before.

The water around the posts is from butchering one of Sue's edge-stripe patterns, downloaded from the blog. I just quickly scribbled some white lines over the existing black lines and then renamed it. I was going to experiment later, seeing what difference it makes if I do a neater pattern. ?

Ralf's YouTube livestream making an Ancient Tombs map inspired me to have a go. So I took a break from my Old Fishery WIP for a couple of days. ?

This is the Tomb of Akhentepi in the city of Wati. This is the first location visited in Pathfinder Mummy's Mask adventure path by Paizo.

I'm up to the decorating stage now, the layout is complete.

There's a double resolution copy (5ft = 100px) in my WIP Gallery